Lee Jun-seok, Ahn Cheol-soo on 'I'm Going Back to the Party', "I wonder what kind of party it will be"

In response to Ahn Cheol-soo, chairman of the Presidential Transition Committee, who expressed his intention to 'return to the party' without taking on the role of prime minister of the new government, Lee Jun-seok, representative of the People's Power, said, "First of all, I am curious as to which party you will return to."

Yesterday (30th), CEO Lee Jun-seok appeared on JTBC's 'Newsroom' and asked, 'Chairman Ahn said he would return to the party, what role do you think he will play when he returns to the party?' , I think that the merger will have been completed once the transition committee is complete,” he said.

He added, "I think that Chairman Ahn's competence can be expressed in various positions in the party," he added.

When asked, 'The Ministry of Gender Equality and Family is being reviewed in the direction of expanding and reorganizing the Ministry of Gender Equality and Family to the Ministry of Future and Family, is this the same direction envisioned during the presidential election?', CEO Lee said, "It is a different direction. It is a situation that can lead to various misunderstandings.”

He continued, "The first thing we talked about was the separation of women's work and family work. In the past, there was a time when the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Family Affairs was the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Family Affairs. Migrating it would be another way,” he added.

When asked, 'Have you not thought that the fact that the representative of the ruling party, which will come to power soon, made a statement to the effect that the (protest) should be neutralized by referring to hostage and public authorities?' is a word that should be used very heavily." He rebutted, "When I mention something about the disabled, when I point out the way the disabled people protest, I think it's overkill to return it as a word of hate."

Representative Lee pointed out Jeon Jang-yeon's protest method, saying, "What we are trying to create through this (protest) is the inconvenience of ordinary citizens who are not responsible for this issue at all, and based on that, we will use it as leverage to negotiate with the politicians." "If there is a demonstration in a way that suspends the operation of public facilities operated by the public, there can be great social chaos. This is a form of protest that must be eradicated," he argued.

"The fact that no politicians have pointed this out in the last three or four months is that they were very cowardly in this matter," he said.